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Rachael Maskell
United KingdomHouse of CommonsLabour PartyYorkshire and the Humber · York CentralMember of Parliament

Rachael Maskell

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Rachael Maskell is a British Labour and Co-operative politician who has served as the Member of Parliament for York Central since 2015. Before entering politics, she worked for two decades as a physiotherapist and care worker within the National Health Service and served as a trade-union official. Throughout her parliamentary career, Maskell has held various shadow ministerial roles, including Shadow Environment Secretary and Shadow Secretary of State for Employment Rights. Known for her advocacy on social justice, mental health, and workers' rights, she has occasionally defied party whips on issues of conscience, such as COVID-19 vaccine mandates and welfare reforms. She remains an active voice in the House of Commons, focusing on local constituency issues and national policy debates.

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Born
1972-07-05 · 53 years old
Birth place
Winchester, United Kingdom
Education
University of East Anglia
Career
Physiotherapist, care-worker, trade-union official

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